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Western Cape community faces uncertainty as iconic Tulbagh cannery prepares to shut its doors

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Premier Foods has begun a Section 189 process as its R1 billion Tulbagh cannery faces closure, citing US tariffs, weak export demand and rising operating costs.
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Western Cape community faces uncertainty as iconic Tulbagh cannery prepares to shut its doors

Premier Foods has begun a Section 189 process as its R1 billion Tulbagh cannery faces closure, citing US tariffs, weak export demand and rising operating costs.

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Briefly broke the news on Thursday, July 30, 2026.
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